Panel discussion: Practical advice for reproducibility in neuroscience
Neuroscience seminar by Dorothy Bishop, Verena Heise, Russ Poldrack, and Guillaume Rousselet, Drs., University of Oxford, Stanford University, University of Glasgow
Hosted by Cortex Club
Tuesday 15:00–16:10 London (GMT+0)
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Abstract
This virtual, interactive panel on reproducibility in neuroscience will focus on practical advice that researchers at all career stages could implement to improve the reproducibility of their work, from power analyses and pre-registering reports to selecting statistical tests and data sharing. The event will comprise introductions of our speakers and how they came to be advocates for reproducibility in science, followed by a 25-minute discussion on reproducibility, including practical advice for researchers on how to improve their data collection, analysis, and reporting, and then 25 minutes of audience Q&A. In total, the event will last one hour and 15 minutes. Afterwards, some of the speakers will join us for an informal chat and Q&A reserved only for students/postdocs.
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